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Terms of Service
The terms that govern use of the Carvia platform: marketplace role, acceptable use, quotes and pricing, certified-exporter transactions, and buyer responsibilities.
Scope
Acceptance of these terms
By accessing or using the Carvia platform — including browsing listings, submitting inquiries, or requesting quotes — you agree to these Terms of Service. If you do not agree, please do not use the platform. Carvia may update these terms from time to time; continued use after an update constitutes acceptance of the revised terms.
Marketplace role
Carvia is a neutral marketplace operator
Carvia is a neutral marketplace operator — vehicle sales contracts are between the buyer and the certified exporter. Carvia verifies listings, screens compliance signals, and routes inquiries, but Carvia is not a party to any vehicle sale, does not take ownership of vehicles, and does not act as agent for either side of a transaction.
Quotes and pricing
Quotes, prices, and estimates
Prices, CIF / FOB figures, shipping quotes, and landed-cost indications shown on the platform are estimates provided for comparison purposes. Final pricing is confirmed only in a binding quotation issued by a certified exporter.
Acceptable use
Using the platform responsibly
The platform may be used only for legitimate vehicle-sourcing and export-trade purposes. Carvia may suspend or remove access for misuse.
Liability
Platform availability and limitation of liability
Carvia provides the platform on an as-is basis. While the platform applies verification and compliance screening, Carvia does not guarantee uninterrupted availability, error-free content, or any particular transaction outcome. To the maximum extent permitted by law, Carvia's liability arising from platform use is limited to the amount you paid Carvia (if any) for the service giving rise to the claim.
Status of this document
Template notice
This is a template provided for the platform launch framework; have it reviewed by qualified counsel before relying on it. Governing law, dispute venue, and jurisdiction-specific consumer terms must be confirmed before commercial launch.